All religion museums to visit in Cusco

Explore the diverse world of religious beliefs and practices at 6 religion museums in Cusco. These museums offer insights into various faiths and their cultural significance.

Are you interested in the history and impact of religion? These are the top religion museums in Cusco:

  1. Qoricancha Site Museum1

    Qoricancha Site Museum

     Cusco
    The Temple of the Sun, also known as Coricancha, Qorikancha, or Qoricancha, was the most sacred site in the Inca Empire. It is located in Cusco, a city that was the center of the Inca Empire. This site was of great importance to the Incas and was the location of significant ceremonies such as marriages, coronations, and funerals. The mummies of the Inca rulers were also kept here, seated on golden thrones.
  2. Inka Museum2

    Inka Museum

     Cusco
    El Museo Inka, located in the city of Cusco, Peru, is a university museum that offers a unique insight into the rich history and culture of the region. It is an ideal destination for those interested in learning more about the Inca civilization and the historical significance of Cusco.
  3. Museo Histórico Regional del Cuzco3

    Museo Histórico Regional del Cuzco

     Cusco
    The Museo Histórico Regional de Cusco is situated in the city of Cusco, within the department of Cusco, Peru. This location is easily accessible for tourists visiting the city and offers a rich historical experience.
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    San Francisco Church and Monastery

     Cusco
    This church was built in 16th century and didn´t have to be rebuilt after earthquakes. There is a museum with the largest painting in Peru.
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    Museum Santa Catalina Monastery

     Cusco
    Founded in 1610, this old monastery presents a beautiful architecture combined with painted arches and wall paintings. There is also a museum.
  6. Museum of Religious Art6

    Museum of Religious Art

     Cusco
    The Museum of Religious Art of the Archbishop's Palace in Cusco is home to the most comprehensive collection of viceregal religious art from the Cusco School, a style that flourished primarily in the 17th and 18th centuries. This collection provides a unique insight into the fusion of indigenous and Spanish artistic traditions during the colonial period.